The Side-Sect Patriarch of the Spiritual Qi Revival

I just hate some novels about spiritual energy recovery that kill coins. They all start from the same starting point, and the protagonists all have gold fingers, but there is someone who rises faster than the protagonist. .

There are too many descriptions of the brother acting like a double protagonist, or a child who cannot be alone. I originally came here for the title of the book, but it turns out that it is all disposable. I have not even learned the low-level side training methods. I hope that I can answer the questions as soon as possible. Today's readers don't have the patience to wait.

He was born with absolutely no intelligence in both his previous lives; it's worrying.

What the Altar of the Heavens says is so awesome. You can extract things from the multiverse. Why can't knowledge items be directly instilled into the brain? What is extracted is actually a paper version (the holy water was extracted earlier and can be placed in the space of the altar. After you extracted the book, you put it in a box and put it under the bed. What the hell?).

It's pointless. It's a bait-and-switch tactic. The title makes it seem like it's about unorthodox methods, like the Netherworld White Bone Banner and the Hum and Ha Generals. The external altars are randomly selected, including both righteous and evil elements, so there's no need to specifically practice unorthodox methods.

I'm convinced that if you have a chance to draw a lottery, you don't have to wait until something happens to regret it and then draw a lottery.

First, there's too much unnecessary dialogue. Setting elements should be subtly introduced throughout the story, not copied and pasted. Second, it lacks satisfying depth. There's too much filler, making the narrative disjointed and unsatisfying. Third, the power levels are vague.

The protagonist should either be more generous, give away everything that is no longer needed, strive for maximum rights, be the first and second in command, and accept his subordinates. Or if you cover it up tightly, you will get the benefits all by yourself.      ,,, The author quickly set a tone. If it keeps going like this for a few more days, I will have no choice but to give up.

First of all, the skills did not highlight the protagonist's advantages. After passing the skills to the person named Guo, he was not even as fast as the person named Guo. The protagonist also cannot understand the exercises at all, and has to learn and understand them bit by bit like reading a book.

Let's talk about the problems of this book 1. The three golden chapters are wasted. The opening chapter uses a lot of ink to describe that the house price is too high, the protagonist's job is miserable, and a series of content that has nothing to do with the theme of the book. It is procrastinating and boring. This is a very unintelligent beginning that will discourage readers.